Villas in Rhodes

If you are thinking about where to spend your next holidays, Holidu has the place for you! You’ll find beautiful villas in Rhodes with a wide range of options for you to choose from located in Lindos, Gennadi, Lachania, Afantou, and Faliraki. Being only a few meters away from the beach so you can enjoy the sunshine and the beautiful scenery these places offer you. In case you also like exploring local taverns, restaurants and shops, the majority of the villas are near them for you to experience the different flavours, culture, and cosiness of Rhodes.

Ideal for families and big groups, Rhodes offers diverse villas which can accommodate from 4 to 10 people counting with plenty of space for everyone to be comfortable and roam around the garden during the evening while the barbecue is ready, perfect for children to play outdoors. Furthermore, many of them have private pools if you want to go for a quick swim or relax under the Mediterranean sun, parking spaces, terraces, BBQs, with a modern interior equipped with all the facilities you’ll need during your stay. Are you ready to book your villa in Rhodes?

Thanks to their crystal clear water and sandy coasts, beaches are one of the most popular locations in Rhodes. Situated to the south of Rhodes Town, Faliraki and Afantou beaches are perfect to experience and try water sports, such as windsurfing, water skiing, and scuba diving, with restaurants, beach bars, and taverns close by, so you can make the most of you visit. On the other hand, if you are looking for something calmer, Kolympia and Gennadi beaches also found south of the Rhodes Town are the perfect place, enjoy the landscape and relax. Do you know what is great about all these beaches? That they are only a few kilometres apart in case you want to visit more than one in a day, it won’t be a problem!

Another aspect that stands out about this destination is how the Medieval architecture has been preserved. Currently, there are many diverse tours and guided visits available to castles, museums, and representative buildings that show and tell the rich history that Rhodes has. There is The Palace of the Grand Master of the Knights of Rhodes, The Archaeological Museum of Rhodes, as well as The Roloi Clock Tower, each one of these locations shares a unique aspect of the city. Walking through the old streets of Rhodes sounds like a great way to explore the city.

Go on a boat trip to not just 1 but 3 relaxing bays with clear water go for a swim, snorkel, and explore the caves, enjoying great food and a drink on board while you reach the next stop. Spend a day away from the hustle of the city and be delighted with the view of the sea.

Also known locally as the Old Town, it was declared by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site in 1988. Walk around the 4 km long-wall to see the gothic towers, until you arrive at the street of the knights, where the preserved streets and edifications will make you feel like you went back to the Medieval times, passing by the “Our Lady of the Castle Church” and “Hippokratous Square” which is surrounded by small shops and cafés if you want to rest and take in the atmosphere of the town.

Go on a trip to the Acropolis of Lindos situated to the south of Rhodes Town, which is 166 meters above the sea, on top of an enormous rock, you can either take this adventure by walking or riding a donkey, making this spot even more unique. Once you reach the top, admire the ancient sanctuary, and then pass through the Doric Stoa to finally ascend the Propylaea encountering an incredible panoramic view, ideal for taking pictures.

Follow mother nature in the months between June and September in this incredible nature reserve located in the northern part of the island, hundreds of butterflies come each year to this small valley. During your walk, you’ll see them camouflaging in the trees while resting so you have to pay attention, you might pass by them without even noticing. This peaceful walk under the shade of the trees with small rivers and waterfalls will connect you with nature. If you sit in one of the wooden benches around the valley and stay still a butterfly might land on you. To finish the tour visit the valley’s Natural History Museum to learn more about the flora and fauna of this reserve.

Have a fun day in this private beach found on the east side of the island close to Rhodes City, go to the buildings in the area to see gorgeous mosaic floors with a spectacular view of the sea. This place regularly hosts concerts and art exhibitions for you to discover. In case you want to take a break, you can head over the small beach where you’ll find umbrellas and deckchairs as well as diverse restaurants for you to try the specialities of the town which are focused on seafood such as squids, mussels, shrimps, and mix fish.

After a day filled with activities, get ready to experience the nightlife of Rhodes, the most famous place to visit is the “Bar Street '' located in Rhodes Town. Here you’ll find different trendy bars and clubs to enjoy the whole night since most of them close near the sunrise. Bring your dancing shoes!

While being in Rhodes you can’t miss out on their delicious food. You’ll find excellent restaurants in Rhodes Town where you can eat delicious traditional dishes such as bulgur wheat (couscous), vlita (stew made with wild greens) and pitaroudia (fried chickpea-balls with chopped mint, onions and tomato) will fill your senses and stomach in a pleasant and family-friendly atmosphere.